Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-08
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Henry NJ. Stanley sailed from Suez
for 2 .usibar last Sunday.
Mrs. James Clark is visiting friends
at Cloverdale, California.
Another slight snow fall last night,
not ough to make good sleighing.
A Negro was Iynched at Chattanooga
last Saturday for ontraging the daugh-
ter Of 7. A. Render.
The Commissioners allowed $168 90
for bounties on scalps of noxious ami
mails at their meeting yesterday.
The employees of the South Boston
Horse Railroad tied up the cars on that
road yesterday.
A dunn my on the Geary Street rail
road, San Francisco, was blown up
with dynamite on Sunday night. No
onr hurt.
q. .. Warner & Co., loaded Stoker's
team this afternoon with 6,274 pounds
merchandise and 724 feet lumber for
Tuscnroru.
The report of the bills allowed by the
Commissioners appears in to i .y's is-
sue, the report of the regular business
will Do printed Tomorrow.
The Board of Commissioners flushed
their Iabors yesterday. MIR. Honeyman
left for home on last evenings train,
aud Mr.. Smith left by stage this morn.
ing.
Sundays San Francisco Examiner is
an immense edition containing sixteen
pnges, whole library i'll itself The
Examiner is improving rapidly and bids
fair to take the front rank III Pacific
Coast journalism.
The Sultan of Morocco has had his
feelings hurt by the obstinacy of the
press in complaining of the continued
sale of young girls III his doninions. He
wunts editors bowstringed and the news
paper business in Tnngiers wiped cut.
| The Ohio river ut Cincinnati reached
| hfty-ionr feet six inches Last Friday,
aud much damage was caused thruu gu
out the country, bat at noon yesterday
the river was falling at the rate of half
an inch uu hour, and the danger of a
repetition of the floods OF 1883 uul 1881
were considered past.
Mr.. Al. Smith, the photographer, has
completed auovel photograph cuut.lin-
ing the es'of nearly three hundred
different persons, mostly residents Of
Exc aud vicinity, which is IL woIk oi
art and proves that Mr.. S.ultil is muster
Of his profession. He has our thanks
for u copy Of this medley picture.
A horrible railroad disaster occurred
Oh the Woodstock und Central Vermont
Railroad ut Old Windsor station N. II
Sunday morning. A bro zen rail pre-.
cipltut+d the train into White River, II
fall OF some fifty Ieet, the train TOOK lire
and in spite Of all that could be done
some sixty persons persisted, AMI many
OF the survivors will die from their
wounds.
MIR. J. F. Triplett, detective for the
Stock Association, has just returned
from his ranch ind Informs Us that he
has beeu riding on tbs range every day
during The past eight dnys'"ud has not
seen Il single dead animal. Mr.. Trip
lett states that he has just received IL
letter from Montana which repor,s very
severe weather in consequence OF
which cattle are dying by hundreds.
We hope, however, that the report is
exaggerated.
i The Salt Lake Democrat says the
Inter State Commerce bill goes into Oh
feet GU the frat day Of next July, but
Sec. "a Of the bill reported from the,
Committee OF Conferences and agreed to
by the Senate january Id, 1887, pro.
vides that the provisions of the Act, ex-
| cent SECTIONS Ii and IL relating to the